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Wooden toys and souvenirs - an ecological and development-oriented choice
Wood workshop on the basis of the Irakli Kemoklidze Day Center "In the Beam" is being prepared Ecologically clean souvenirs and educational products Toys. Reading, Math, Thinking, Montessori educational toys. They can be used as In sessions for educational, rehabilitation, and medical purposes (disabled and typical development) Children's sister among adolescents), they are designed to coordinate hand and finger movements, develop and refine motor skills, and improve grip and vision. Driving Function For the formation of, For the development of abstract thinking and spatial imagination. The surface of the product is coated with environmentally friendly paint., Which is safe for the child's health.
@ikaassociation21 At the Irakli Kemoklidze Day Center, during an individual therapy lesson, a psychologist worked with individuals with profound intellectual disabilities on teaching them to perceive numbers and numbers, as well as to guess the same and different objects, which requires visual, sensory and practical approaches. The following methods were used to develop these skills during the psychologist's hour: toys of different shapes and colors, fruit models, cubes, colored cards. Tactile experience - objects of different textures (soft, hard, rough, smooth) to enhance sensory perception. Matching in pairs - finding matching objects (e.g., two identical spoons, two different balls). Simple visual cards - where two similar and one different object are depicted. At the Irakli Kemoklidze Day Center, during an individual therapy lesson, a psychologist worked with individuals with profound intellectual disabilities on teaching number and number perception, as well as guessing the same and different objects, which requires visual, sensory and practical approaches. Within the psychologist's hour, the following methods were used to develop these skills: toys of different shapes and colors, fruit models, cubes, colored cards. Tactile experience – objects of different textures (soft, hard, rough, smooth) to enhance sensory perception. Matching in pairs – finding matching objects (eg, two identical spoons, two different balls). Simple visual cards – depicting two similar and one different object.
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